Genome: Unlocking Life's Code

An Evening with the Experts: DNA, Personalized Medicine And You!

Two special programs were offered free to practicing healthcare providers, educators, and faculty at the Saint Louis Science Center.

August 31st - September 1st
St. Louis, MO

BIG DATA, GENOMICS, and PRECISION MEDICINE

Discussion featured Dr. Eric Green, Director of the National Human Genome Research Institute, and Bay Area Genomic Research Leaders

April 2nd
San Jose, CA

Genomic Continuing Education Programs Offered at Museum DNA Exhibit

NHGRI hosted free educational programs for practicing nurses and nursing educators.

March 19th - March 20th
San Jose, CA

Genomics and Our Health: What Does the Future Hold?

As the Genome: Unlocking Life's Code exhibition closed at the National Museum of Natural History and began its North American tour, a closing symposium was held to explore the importance of genomic medicine and what the next decade holds for genomic advances.

September 30th - October 1st
Washington, DC

Synthesizing Art and Science Through the Senses: Exploring the Aesthetics of DNA

A panel of artists, scholars, and scientists came together for a fascinating conversation on how arts and popular culture can provide unique insights into the narrative of human history told through our DNA.

September 23rd - September 24th
Washington, DC

DNA Mix in the Museum

Genome: Unlocking Life’s Code provides the inspiration and the setting for an event that mixes socializing and science to create a party as unique as a strand of your own DNA.

June 27th - June 28th
Washington, DC

A Spectrum of Perspectives: Native Peoples and Genetic Research

June 23rd
Washington, DC

His and Hers Science: Why Sex Matters in Biology and Health

Did you know that scientists are studying female and male animals — even his and hers versions of cells — to understand why sex matters in biology and for our health?

May 31st
Washington, DC

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